Words that End in W for Kids - List of Essential Vocabulary Words

Look at the brown cow.

The sun is bright and yellow.

I rest my head on a soft pillow.

I love a sweet marshmallow.

The rabbit likes to hop low.

I can blow bubbles with my gum.

When I'm at the beach, I love to see the rainbow.

Let me show you how I throw the ball.

With my crayon, I can draw a big circle.

I know how to tie my shoes.

We will grow big and tall like the trees.

Can you hear the sound of the snow falling?

Please close the window; it's getting chilly.

Watch the leaves blow off the tree in the wind.

The cat sat below the window sill.

How do you spell your name?

I drew a circle on the paper.

We saw a bird fly by.

Can we go to the playground now?

Please allow me to help with the cookies.

We follow the teacher to the library.

The soft willow sways gently in the breeze.

Can you see the fireflies begin to glow at dusk?

Look how the creek starts to overflow after the rain.

Please show me how to tie my shoes.

In the story, the hero uses an arrow to save the day.

The sailors worked together as a crew.

I felt a drop of dew on my nose this morning.

That path is too narrow for both of us to walk side by side.

A sparrow landed on the windowsill today.

Don't step there; the water is shallow.

Leaves flow along the surface of the stream.

Can I have dessert anyhow, even if I don't finish my peas?

We will row the boat across the lake.

My apple is not ripe; it's still raw.

An echo can be heard in a hollow cave.

After the snowstorm, the ice will start to thaw.

If we pull the rope together, we can tow the boat to the water.

Can you figure out how the magician did the trick somehow?

When grandma feels sorrow, I give her a big hug to make her feel better.

Dad said if we sit quietly in the pew, we can go out for ice cream later.

When it gets dark, I stow my toys away.

In spring, I will sow seeds in our garden.

The vase has a flaw, but it's still pretty.

He slew the dragon in his bedtime story.

I furrow my brow when I concentrate.

It's hard to withdraw a book from the tightly packed shelf.

Dad made a vow to take us to the beach every summer.

The kind widow down the street baked us cookies.

After playing outside, we renew our energy with snacks.

When it's windy, my red kite will billow up high.

Birds often gnaw on seeds and nuts to eat.

Each morning is a chance to start anew with a smile.

The waves billow as the storm begins to brew.

The leaves on the tree will renew themselves every spring.

In history class, we'll learn how people sought to overthrow unfair rulers.

Slowly, the boat's prow cut through the glossy water.

Watching the plane yaw to the side was a bit scary.

I learned about bone marrow in science class today.

The field lays fallow, resting for next season's crops.

Grandpa used to hew logs to build cabins by hand.

In the garden, you can see a deep furrow where seeds will be planted.

For my birthday, my grandparents will bestow a special gift upon me.